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It doesn't have to be that powerfull and expensive.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/t8c48d/be-quiet-pure-power-11-400-w-80-gold-certified-atx-power-supply-bn292 is a perfect PSU for a NAS. Very effycient at low loads.
Alternative: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/7wgFf7/fractal-design-ion-gold-550-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-fd-p-ia2g-550

I recommend hitting up local CeX with PSU tier list opened at your phone, but looking at what UK PCPartPicker has:
 
NZXT C650 V2 GOLD FULLY MODULAR PSU 74 GBP
DeepCool PM750D 750W Power Supply Unit, 120mm Silent High Performance Fan, 80 PLUS Gold, Non Modular, UK Plug, Flat Black Cables 80 GBP
NZXT C750 V2 GOLD FULLY MODULAR PSU  82 GBP
SeaSonic ATX 650W G12 GM-650 Semi-Modular 85 GBP
NZXT C850 GOLD FULLY MODULAR PSU 87 GBP
Deepcool DQ-M-V2L 850 W 80+ Gold 90 GBP
Seasonic Focus GX-650 650W 80+ Gold Modular Power Supply 95 GBP
MSI MPG A750GF 97 GBP
Cooler Master MWE Gold V2 750W 120mm HDB Fan 80 PLUS Gold Fully Modular PSU 102 GBP
XPG CORE REACTOR 750 110 GBP

i was looking for the same thing 
SilentStorm Cool Zero doens't look bad for a NAS

That's a great suggestion and I'll be sure to show it to our team. 😄
 
 
You love to see it. Thanks for the shout! Yeah, now that we're caught up from the backpack/screwdriver launches we're scaling things up and trying to increase our general community presence.

I have a ventus 3x 3080 which was quite load I just resulting in undervolting it and then using a custom fan curve on MSI afterburner(I had to use DDU because my custom profile was because I upgraded from a 970). undervolting is pretty easy just find a video on YT. for reference that's what my curve looks like: 

We ran into some issues with the guys that had been printing our T-shirts historically and have been trying to find a new one locally that can do it just as well. Sadly that hasn't been the easiest thing to find, hence the stock issues. 😞 
 
As far as I know, anything that we still have an entry for on the store will eventually be restocked but no timeline on that for right now. I recommend making use of stock notifications (select "email when available" on the product page) in the meantime. Anything that you no-longer see on the store is discontinued; it's possible that discontinued designs could theoretically be brought back in the future but we can't commit to anything.
 
Mystery T-shirts are pulled exclusively from discontinued designs that we happen to have remaining stock of. Just note that if you order more than one, you might get duplicate designs, and all Mystery T-shirt sales are final (no returns or exchanges).

Cheers I've managed to get another load until april

Wow thanks for expanding so much, this makes a lot of sense. I appreciate your help a lot :)))

a single string? if so you'll need a global scope for your variable. random isn't really random per se. from what I remember it takes the current time on ur CPU clock and from that passes it into a formula to give u a number. so a random number each time could be 11111111 not 12456 if that makes some sense. If you don't want them to repeat you will need to perform a check that those values aren't already used so if the first random number is 1 then that can't be used again for the random number. 

if you can't use an array and need to use random you will have to use a while loop. A for loop will not work because it may run the same number twice and you wont get a string that's 11 characters long. 

Use array, populate it with numbers 1, 2, 3... and then replace first value in array with random value from array, then second with random etc.

Cause of this glitch If you spend 1000$ (cad) you can get lots of triple-A games for the next 12 years
each month is worth 6.77 (cad + tax)
 
so 1000 / 6.77 = 147.710487445 thats how many months you'll get or 12 years only downside is:
1. you would need a large sum of money upfront
2. you would have to preform the glitch 147 times i think
 

this is the first time I don't really mind the look for the reference cards

I believe that you should give the WiFi board and programmer common ground, if that answers your question.
 
edit: as long as everything has common ground you should be good.

Silicon Power P34A80, Corsair MP510, HP EX950, Kingston KC2000 are my recommendations, since SN750 and 970 Evo Plus/Evo carries too much of a premium to me.

B450 does not support PCI-e gen 4.
Some manufacturers temporarily enabled it in a few BIOS revisions until AMD told them off (AMD has only validated PCI-e 4 for 500-series chipsets, and wants to keep it that way)
There's no real difference between Gen 3 and Gen 4 SSDs in real-world usability, so just leave it at gen 3.

Today, Valve Software, creator of popular titles like Half-Life, Counter-Strike, and Dota 2, has not only created an official (verified) twitter account, but made their first post an announcement of their new "flagship VR game," Half-Life: Alyx.
There's been a ton of speculation on the what this game will be about, but no concrete announcements have been made except for the title, and a promise to officially unveil the game this Thursday at 10am Pacific time.
 
My thoughts in a nutshell:
 

Sorry of me It was just that I did on my first post

Is the gpu the only thing that's not correct in your sig? 
 
I used to rock a 1080 together with a 2600k which is, except HT, pretty close to your 3570. So imo you can go higher in the gpu side if you wanted to. However, going with a more recent CPU will give you access to newer features and standards, such as nvme, USB 3.1.2, RGB (...) and many more. 
 
The question is, what do you actually do with your pc the most? 
 
 
Edit: with 500£ I personally would upgrade to a 3600, a decent board, 16gb 3200mhz (or faster) memory and a 970evo plus nvme drive. 

Yes, I would recommend going with a B450 + Ryzen 3600. For 1440p either the 5700XT or 2070S. Depending on budget

sorry for being bad at this.
But thanks for helping ?
 
it works!

I've had to replace my anet a8 after two years of usage, just couldn't figure out what was wrong bought a new e3d v6 for it too, I think my bed just warped and my mechanics were fucked after two years of usage. I've recently bought the ender 3 and it's a solid machine. just make sure you mess with the eccentric nuts otherwise the bed will have a lot of play. 

I've had to replace my anet a8 after two years of usage, just couldn't figure out what was wrong bought a new e3d v6 for it too, I think my bed just warped and my mechanics were fucked after two years of usage. I've recently bought the ender 3 and it's a solid machine. just make sure you mess with the eccentric nuts otherwise the bed will have a lot of play. 

Ender 3 is apparently a good one. I have an anet a8 but I would not recommend that at all hahaaaaaaaaaa

You don't need them necessarily but they're more optimized for radiators. If you can, try to get some Static Pressure fans like Corsair's SP and ML lineups or EK's Vardar fans.